Pakistan is in need of major humanitarian aid after extremely heavy rainfall has caused intense floods throughout the country, killing at least 119 people in a day and affecting more than 30 million people.
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An unprecedented heatwave in China has caused a crippling drought across half of the country, drying up rivers, wilting crops and sparking forest fires.
As Spain suffers from its driest climate in 1,200 years, an unexpected side effect has been the re-emergence of the "Spanish Stonehenge" from a dam that is drying up.
Three consecutive years of drought have devastated Iraq's Hawizeh marshlands, drying up the marshes reportedly home to the biblical Garden of Eden.
When the sea rises, low lying islands and coastal communities are in the most danger, with entire countries becoming submerged. Here’s why rising sea levels are a very real threat and why we need to act now.
The giant walrus named Freya, famous for enjoying the sun and sinking boats in southern Norway, has been euthanized by Norwegian authorities for becoming "a threat to human safety."
The heaviest rainfall in 80 years has caused major floods in South Korea's capital Seoul, swamping roads and metro stations since Monday Aug. 8.
Heavy rainfall, which started on Monday August 8, has caused major floods in South Korea's capital Seoul, swamping roads, metro stations and destroying low-income underground apartments.
As some places swelter under extreme heatwaves, other parts of the world are feeling the effects of global warming through floods.
Massive swarms of jellyfish are appearing on the coast of the northern Israeli port city of Haifa due to rising sea temperatures from global warming.
A bridge in Nan'an, in China's Fujian province, suddenly burst in half on Saturday July 23 due to the extreme heatwave sweeping the country.
Unusually high temperatures have led the Greenland ice sheet to shed six billion tons of water each day over the weekend of July 15 to July 17.